Cypress Course at Stonegate Golf Club

Cypress is far more difficult than the Oaks at Stonegate. Nevertheless, I scored better on Cypress than I had 3 days earlier at the Oaks. The key to scoring was swinging easier and keeping the ball in the fairway.

Great layout. Fun to play. Great holes. Challenging greens and forced carries. Pace of play excellent.

Very friendly and courteous staff, especially for such a high class course. Beautiful and well maintained fairways were the norm at every hole. It was a very natural and picturesque course and attention to detail was evident everywhere. It was irritating that some of the greens were being aerated, but it didn't diminish the experience too much.

Some of the greens on the front nine have some bare spots. looks like a fungus or disease. Rest of the course in great shape.

Course has generous fairways and greens. Greens can be tricky due to undulations. Depends on your lie. Quite a bit of water, but shouldn't come into play unless you mishit your shot. Greens in good shape. As of April 1st, the price for a round of golf with cart is just $25.00. One of the best bargains around.

Greens in poor shape, fairways ok, lots of wildlife along course. Very, very (brutally) slow play. Groups chatting on tee boxes while groups behind were at hole waiting to go. No sense of etiquette about allowing players to play through.

This was a great deal for a twilight play. The greens were good. They still need some work. It would be nice I have a cut around them. Bunkers were a little thin but overall fairways were solid. Only disappointment was the ridiculously slow pace.

Course and staff good. Not a course for beginners or those who are of average handicap as this is tight and challenging, but if you are a single digit golfer you will enjoy the challenge.

This is a great course to play regularly.
It is fun and fair, no gimmicks, not really difficult.
I love these types of courses that allow you to have a great round without being overly easy.
This is the type of course everyone needs to develop confidence in your game.
I would love to have it as my regular weekend course.
Great pace of play, wonderful Staff.
This is the best thing of GolfNow.
It allows you to get to know courses you did not know they even existed as they are within residential developments, in this case an over 55 development by Solivita.

Golf was good, course in good shape from box to green.
No beverage cart, limited water on the course. Never saw a ranger place if play was fair, 4.5 hrs.
I would play it again, however I would bring my own lunch

Great course, friendly staff. The greens have suttle breaks that fool you when you play for the first time. I played it 2 times this year and once last year. It is a beautiful place just to visit and have lunch or dinner also. My Son and Daughter in Law also played it this year. It is a must play!!

I would and do recommend this course to people Very pretty ciurse with nice challenges

Nice course. long drives between tees. Moved pretty well for 1pm tee time.

Greens didn't look like they were cut for 2 days. Very disappointed in the green speed, otherwise the course was in good shape. Definitely not a walkers course and I'm not even sure if they allow walking.

Course was chopped up, green speed was very erratic. I attribute this to increased play. But that is no big deal, my problem is with the pace of play. I did not see any rangers on the course to help with pace of play. Overall I would say the course is very good. But you must play the proper tee. It is demanding but fair. I would recommend it still.

Great course set in manicured surroundings. Quite a lot of water with fairways that run at every sort of angle. The greens are tip top and the fairways are well cared for. In short this is a great place to play golf especially if it's in the sun, as it was when we played. The club house is good and the food + drink are up there with it. Glad we played in the morning as we saw the course and it's wild life at its best.

Oaks course is fine, but less than desirable views. If you have a choice, play the Cypress.

I love this course; however, it peak season, members often cut in front, and pace of play is an issue. A ranger is needed to take care of this problem. Seems there are always a slow group or two that holds up every one. I have played this course often, and love it, but have never played when pace of play was not an issue. Staff, course conditions, always great, but pace is something else.

Wonderful, great fairways, easy to hide by woods and ironisch, perfekt greens, we are looking forward to play there again.

Knowing where to hit the ball helps. Second round will be more fun. Greens were a litte shaggy from all the rain and overseed but should be much better when dry enough to mow and roll. Hard to loose a ball unless you hit it in the water, and there is plenty of that. Don't try to walk, it is a mile between some of the holes, but the houses are not too close to the fairways. GREAT food at the resturant next door.